Cover: Fernando Ruiz & Bob Smith

Archie & Friends #112

Oct 2007 · Archie · 2.25 USD

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In "Crash Course," Dilton Doiley's attempt to join the Riverdale football team ends in a stumble—but when Darlene convinces him to become the school's mascot, his unexpected energy sparks a surprising turnaround. The cheerleaders rally, the team finds its fire, and Riverdale faces off against the undefeated Central High with newfound spirit. Written by George Gladir and brought to life with vibrant art by Stan Goldberg, inks by Bob Smith, and colors by Barry Grossman, this 2007 issue captures the heart of Riverdale's underdog charm. The cover by Fernando Ruiz and Bob Smith perfectly captures the moment of high school excitement.

Contains 4 stories

Crash Course

11 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie AndrewsBetty CooperC.C. CarpDale Jonas (a race car driver)Marty "Speedy" Spencer (a race car driver)Nancy WoodsJughead JonesVeronica LodgeHiram Lodge"Spinout" Stevens

Betty Cooper takes on the smug Dale Jonas in a high-stakes race, this time with the Lodge pit crew in her corner—Nancy and Veronica lending a hand from the sidelines. With speed, strategy, and a little rivalry in the air, it’s a wild ride where every pit stop could make or break the finish.

Work Quirk

1 pp · Humor, Teen

Pencils ? [as Kennedy]

Archie AndrewsChuck Clayton

Losers Can Be Winners!

6 pp · Humor, Teen

Dilton DoileyCoach KleatsCoach ClaytonArchie AndrewsChuck ClaytonReggie Mantlethe Riverdale High cheerleaders [Betty CooperNancy WoodsDarleneEthel MuggsTomokoVeronica Lodge]Moose Mason

In "Losers Can Be Winners!", Dilton Doiley’s football tryouts don’t go as planned, but when Darlene suggests he become the school’s mascot, his unexpected spirit ignites a surprising rally. As the Riverdale cheerleaders find new energy and the team takes on Central High, even the underdog’s spirit starts to shift the game.

Model Behavior

5 pp · Humor, Teen

Nancy WoodsChuck ClaytonEthel Muggs

In "Model Behavior," Nancy tries to balance her time between two very different demands: Chuck wants her perfectly still while she’s itching, and Ethel insists she keep moving after a long day. The tension between posing still and staying in motion leads to a series of funny, awkward moments.